Rao He Street is located at Hou Shan Pi station. Wu Fen Pu & Rao He street is just near by around, 10min walks from the station.

Waddled away feeling very happy. The line for the bork buns at the entrance is long for a reason - they are incredible and the production line provides a bit of entertainment as you wait. I also had the fattest, juiciest deep fried shrimp, small dumplings with spicy sauce and fresh chicken, fruit and vegetable salad - all really delicious.... More

This street market is quite a distance from the MRT. It's walking distance to a train station (couldn't remember the name). Good selection of Taiwanese food & trinkets. Less touristy than Shilin. Enjoyed the fried milk balls.

Good combination of shops and food. Didn't feel commercialised, no tacky electronic toys or rip off clothing. Well spaced out, with shops rather than stalls, and not too many scooters trying to drive through the crowds. Slightly biased towards young women's clothing.

Two weeks before getting on the plane for Taipei, I was scouring the net for things to do and "must see" places to visit. The night market was obviously near the top of my list. A co-worker and I took a taxi from Taipei 101 and set out to see the Raohe Night Market. While he had been here before,... More

Raohe NM is not really near any MRT and a bit out of the way. But it is still worth a visit due to the array of food available and it's proximity to Wufenpu fashion wholesale market. For a start, bear in mind the NM is not that big but well-organised and consists of 2 lanes. Hence, you can covered... More

This for me would have to be my favourite night market in Taipei. I think it was one of the first and it provided a great selection of food, etc. I found this less touristy then Shilin and smelt a whole lot better. Try the deep fried milk if you can.

Not so huge night market. Stalls are along a street and you can go from the beginning to the end then turn to the opposite direction. It's kinda systematic. If you feel metro station is quite a distance, make use of Songshan station by taking train or by taking bus. A wide variety of food. There are many stalls selling... More

I also went to Shilin night market and Huaxi night market, but this is definitely my favourite. It is quite hard to find as it is about 15 minutes' walk from the MRT station and we even got lost. But this is certainly worth a visit as the food there was great! It was also rather crowded but not as... More